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#Tts flickit ps2#
GiGaHeRz did it!! *hic* *wobble*.erm, oh I'd best explain I suppose!ĭEV9 is a section of the PS2 which handles a variety of things HDD, USB and ethernet.
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#Tts flickit update#
The PS2 Emulator for windows, PCSX2 has seen a new update with Online Network SUpport being the biggest feature: September 1st, 2007, 22:43 Posted By: wraggster
#Tts flickit psp#
From an outsiders point of view into the PSP Scene you are getting a service mode battery and spare battery for 25$ (£12), which is decent. Now if it wasnt made using the Pandora release then its really a great release for those who need to unbrick/downgrade their consoles.Īt this time i say its time to find out facts before jumping the gun, although if its a rip off of pandora then Datel do need to donate towards team C+D. Now as far as i know no one has verified if it has anything to do with the pandora release or indeed the person who leaked it in the first place.Īs most PSP Scene fans will know the release of Pandora lets you downgrade and unbrick PSP Consoles. September 1st, 2007, 16:25 Posted By: wraggsterĭatel have released some great gadgets over the years but last night it was discovered that Datel have released a new Tool Version battery which has features very close to team C+Ds Pandora release. Submit News and Releases Here and Contact Us for Reviews and Advertising Here To read more of the post and Download, click here!
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We had time to test out only three games, but early results indicate that the additional system memory and UMD caching really do help speed up initial game launches, as well as subsequent level reloads. UMD caching requires an initial memory load, so we also tested how fast the games could load up levels after we first started and exited a game to preload the data into system memory. According to the scrolling description, enabling the UMD Cache will "reduce the frequency at which the system reads from the UMD." We enabled the UMD-caching feature and tested a few games to see if it had any affect on load times.
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You'll find the new "UMD Cache" option in the System Settings Menu. The directional pad buttons on the new PSP (left) stand higher for improved control.įinally, we got to the memory-load testing. All we needed to do was turn the system flat to see that the buttons on the D pad are raised slightly higher on the new system, which makes game control so much better. The new PSP feels like it offers better controls, and so we decided to examine the controller inputs to see if we could detect any physical reasons that would justify this feeling. Sony has finally responded to consumer demand for more PSP background-color themes.Īfter solving the color mystery, we were distracted from memory testing once again. Unfortunately, our Sony contacts haven't gotten back to us yet. We've asked Sony if the new colors are available only on the new PSP, or if they'll be included in the 3.60 firmware update, which is the version we had on the new PSP. It turns out that our new PSP actually has more background-theme color options, 28 compared to the old PSP's 13 color options. That agenda was first in our minds when we opened up the shipping box, but we got sidetracked when we noticed that the background display color on the new PSP was different from the color on our original PSPs.
#Tts flickit portable#
While it was nice to check out the new PSP's redesigned features at E3, what we really wanted to do was pull out a few games and test how the new portable handles load times with its extra built-in memory and fancy UMD-caching system. The Ice Silver PSP will ship with the Daxter PSP Entertainment Pack. They'll come in various retail packages with a variety of bundle options that include pack-in games, UMD movies, memory sticks, and, in the case of the white PSP, a Darth Vader silk-screened battery cover. Systems will be available in Piano Black, Ice Silver, and Ceramic White. The new PSP will replace the current system this September. The system also has a simplified UMD loading tray, 32MB more system memory, lower power consumption, a smaller battery, and can now charge via USB. The system plays the exact same games, but now it has a video output port that lets you connect the PSP to an external display, such as an HDTV, for big-screen playback. The new PSP is a slimmer, lighter version of the original, with a few new features. September 1st, 2007, 16:16 Posted By: wraggster